Sweden will provide Ukraine with a winter aid package worth 1.1 billion Swedish kronor (100 million euros), APA reports, citing Sweden Herald.
The funds will be used, in particular, to repair infrastructure.
Swedish Minister for International Development and Cooperation Benjamin Dousa notes that Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukraine's civilian infrastructure in recent weeks. According to him, with the onset of cold weather, there is a risk that this winter will be the worst since 2022.
Sweden will allocate €100 million to support Ukrainian municipalities. This will be used to repair and build infrastructure in line with environmental requirements. The money will also be used to meet Ukraine's energy needs during the winter and to strengthen its ability to provide public services.
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